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I'm currently getting through the application process, and I'm writing my personal statement. The problem is, I cannot find any where that tells me how long it has to be. I fear I may of written too much in terms of things I need to put in, and I must of spent at least 4 paragraphs talking through my work experience placements.
Anyone got any advice, or is long and descriptive good enough?
Anyone got any advice, or is long and descriptive good enough?
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cookie monster wrote:
> Whitestripes DX wrote:
> I'm using my other 2 choices for Biochemistry
>
> Excellent.
>
> *weeples*
I'm expecting all the hot tips from you.
> Whitestripes DX wrote:
> I'm using my other 2 choices for Biochemistry
>
> Excellent.
>
> *weeples*
I'm expecting all the hot tips from you.
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Besides, drop history, unless you want to work in a museum or...be a
> history teacher.
I was going to go for 3 law, 1 history and 1 english. I figured that if the spaces are there I might as well use them in case I change my mind before I have to make a firm choice.
I've always found history very interesting, but I agree the job opportunities are pretty lame and that's what puts me off continuing any of my A-Levels to a degree.
> Besides, drop history, unless you want to work in a museum or...be a
> history teacher.
I was going to go for 3 law, 1 history and 1 english. I figured that if the spaces are there I might as well use them in case I change my mind before I have to make a firm choice.
I've always found history very interesting, but I agree the job opportunities are pretty lame and that's what puts me off continuing any of my A-Levels to a degree.
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> I'm using my other 2 choices for Biochemistry
Excellent.
*weeples*
> I'm using my other 2 choices for Biochemistry
Excellent.
*weeples*
You can always go back.
I'm using my other 2 choices for Biochemistr yin case I don't get in for medicine, then I can go back as a postgraduate and spend a jolly 9 years in university.
I'm using my other 2 choices for Biochemistr yin case I don't get in for medicine, then I can go back as a postgraduate and spend a jolly 9 years in university.
I am deeply interested in .
In the past, I took part in to prove that I am interested in .
I hope to do after getting
I really love.
In the past, I took part in
I hope to do
I really love
I'm doing crappy courses
I could have done the hardest ones but I dunno, didn't.
I could have done the hardest ones but I dunno, didn't.
Coo, i could pretend to visit you ALL the time.
cookie monster wrote:
> Are you considering edinburgh?
Aye, it's there with Nottingham as the best Medicine uni in Britain.
They don't even do interviews for medicine anymore, it's all down to the statement.
> Are you considering edinburgh?
Aye, it's there with Nottingham as the best Medicine uni in Britain.
They don't even do interviews for medicine anymore, it's all down to the statement.
I take it you want to be a lawyer then?
If so I'd really recommend not having more than 2 different courses out of your 6, and make at least 4 of them Law courses at various Unis (top end, 2 middle and a low one for safety).
Besides, drop history, unless you want to work in a museum or...be a history teacher.
If so I'd really recommend not having more than 2 different courses out of your 6, and make at least 4 of them Law courses at various Unis (top end, 2 middle and a low one for safety).
Besides, drop history, unless you want to work in a museum or...be a history teacher.
Are you considering edinburgh?
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